Key points Directionality, inherent to movements, has behavioural and neuronal correlates.
Direction of vestibular stimulation determines motor learning efficiency. Vestibulo‐ocular …

The rotatory vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) keeps the visual world stable during head
movements by causing eye velocity that is equal in amplitude and opposite in direction to …

It has been demonstrated that various vestibular and oculomotor responses can be adapted
in a context-specific manner: different adapted states are associated with different states of a …

Biological motions commonly contain multiple frequency components in which each
fundamental has to be adjusted by motor learning to acquire a new motor skill or maintain …

Purpose: This study asks whether active horizontal angular Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex (VOR)
gain is capable of monocular adaptation after 4 hours of wearing 10 dioptres (D) of induced …

Vertigo and imbalance are common complaints for individuals after vestibular disease.
Vertigo can be both scary and disabling, with patients reporting lower quality of life, more …

Anatomical and electrophysiological studies have demonstrated up–down asymmetries in
vertical ocular motor pathways. We investigated whether these asymmetries extend to the …

A 60-year-old woman, who has suffered from bilateral deafness throughout her life, visited
our outpatient clinic. Computed tomography (CT) revealed inner ear malformations, which …

The head stabilization reflex (HSR) is a brain stem reflex which appears in the neck muscles
in response to sudden head position changes and brings the head to its previous position …

A neural network model was developed to explain the gravity-dependent properties of gain
adaptation of the angular vestibuloocular reflex (aVOR). Gain changes are maximal at the …